We provide technical expertise which supports the planning, design and implementation of quality assured and standardised cancer care solutions.
Discover how we have strengthened health service delivery in our cities by identifying, engaging and mobilising the right experts at the right times.
Improving diagnostics, treatment and drug delivery processes in the Paraguayan health system for HER2-positive positive breast cancer patients, and strengthening information systems in selected public hospitals. This is to support the avoidance of misdiagnosis and support the delivery of the appropriate cancer drug at an optimal time for patients.
Creating resources to support the development and execution of city projects.
Improving access to quality medical oncology services in Yangon City
Kumasi implements digital transformation
Strategic plan for equipping radiology and nuclear medicine departments in Kumasi with updated equipment, technology and PACS systems
Greater Petaling improves quality and standardisation of cancer care
Tbilisi harmonises the quality of diagnostic imaging for cancer care and assesses readiness to expand nuclear medicine.
Tbilisi improves the quality and safety of the provision of radiation therapy.
Tbilisi increases the quality and standardisation of cancer care for breast and cervical cancers.
Tbilisi improves quality and standardisation of pathology diagnosis
Porto Alegre builds the capacity of primary healthcare oncology professionals and raises awareness of lung cancer and melanoma.
Porto Alegre develops a new model for rapid diagnostic pathways
Porto Alegre improves quality and standardisation of pathology diagnosis.
Through this project with C/Can, we are looking to pioneer new protocols for early diagnosis, a new model for diagnostic pathways and a strong patient navigation program that will improve our service delivery and that can be scaled to other public hospitals in Brazil to benefit the maximum number of patients
This was the first time we had created an interdisciplinary team and worked with IAEA trained experts to complete an analysis over Asuncion’s nuclear medicine provision in the public sector. It addressed most of the shortcomings and includes recommendations to improve cancer diagnosis.
Strengthening the skills, instincts, abilities, processes and resources that cities need to deliver quality cancer diagnosis, treatment and care.
Supporting the development of smart, data-driven investment strategies and providing tools to support local decision makers in allocating resources and leveraging opportunities for external funding.
Connecting and activating stakeholders to build an enabling environment for sustainable cancer care solutions including policy and regulatory changes.
Developing tools and guidance, including digital, to enhance the availability, quality and sharing of data and insights while strengthening cancer surveillance.
Our research initiative aims to capture evidence on how to improve cancer care in Low-and Middle Income Countries (LMICs).
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